The Guide to Presenting Money Smart for Adults helps trainers quickly learn how to use the materials. The guide also provides training tips and strategies to accommodate participants with disabilities. For Money Smart for Small Business Train-the-Trainer Resources, go to the Money Smart for Small Business section.
Train-the-Trainer Videos
These videos quickly orient trainers to the Money Smart materials. Train-the-Trainer videos are available for Money Smart for Adults and Money Smart for Young Adults.
Money Smart for Adults
This video introduces the Money Smart for Adults curriculum.
This video overviews the scripted Instructor Guides.
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Ratings
This video overviews the Guide to Presenting Money Smart for Adults.
This video features individuals with disabilities thinking about financial decisions.
This video summarizes the Money Smart family of products.
This short video overviews the content included in this module.
Money Smart for Adults - Train-the-Trainer
This 25-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 1 in their training sessions.
This 43-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 2 in their training sessions.
This 28-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 3 in their training sessions.
This 20-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 4 in their training sessions.
This 38-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 5 in their training sessions.
This 55-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 6 in their training sessions.
This 20-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 7 in their training sessions.
This 38-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 8 in their training sessions.
Cards
This 21-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 9 in their training sessions.
This 29-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session, with best practices for instructors using Module 10 in their training sessions.
This 38-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session with best practices for instructors using Module 11 in their training sessions.
This 30-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session with best practices for instructors using Module 12 in their training sessions.
This 40-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session with best practices for instructors using Module 13 in their training sessions.
This 31-minute video provides a full train-the-trainer session with best practices for instructors using Module 14 in their training sessions.
Money Smart for Young Adults
This video provides trainers with a brief orientation to the Money Smart for Young Adults curriculum.
Train-the-Trainer Workshops
Instructors who have reviewed the Guide to Presenting and seek additional guidance in using the curriculum may wish to consider attending a train-the-trainer workshop.
Train-the-Trainer sessions are offered via regularly scheduled webinars and can be viewed on Training and Events. You must register in advance to participate.
Some Train-the-Trainer workshops are conducted in person to help participants learn how to use Money Smart through the use of presentations, demonstrations, and exercises. These workshops are held for financial institutions, community organizations, and other entities that plan to use Money Smart. The Train-the-Trainer workshops provide guidance to the lead trainers at these organizations. These lead trainers, in turn, conduct workshops for additional instructors or provide training to consumers. Workshops can be conducted for groups of at least 25 potential instructors.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation is prohibited from endorsing any specific organizations. Money Smart users must ensure that their publicity, advertisements, and public statements do not use the FDIC name or logo to imply that FDIC endorses their organization or its products or services.
